Unit 1 Test Review- Scientific Method

What is a HYPOTHESIS?

• prediction

• opinion

• experiment

• graph

What wouldn't a scientist following the scientific method do?

• ask a question

• make a prediction

• form an opinion

• make a conclusion

The information that a conclusion can be drawn from (or made) are called....

• data

• procedures

• tools

• details

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NGSS.MS-LS2-1

NGSS.MS-PS1-2

In order for a scientific investigation to be valid, it must be able to be ___________.

• repeated

• predicted

• graphed

• observed

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NGSS.MS-PS2-2

For a conclusion to be valid, it must be based on what?

• facts

• questions

• opinions

• numbers

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NGSS.MS-LS1-4

NGSS.MS-LS2-4

Scientists base their investigation on what TWO things? (choose 2)

• observations

• data

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NGSS.MS-PS1-2

These are things

that you can actually see that you believe could be

important to the picture you are viewing. These are

facts.

• inference

• observation

These are things

that you feel are likely to happen based on what you

see in the picture. You are making an intelligent

guess. They're assumptions you make.

• inference

• observations

Which is the correct order of the steps in the Scientific Method?

• 1. 1. Question/Problem

  2. 2. Research

  3. 3. Hypothesis

  4. 4. Experiment

     5. Record & Analyze Data

     6. Draw Conclusions

• 1. 1. Question/Problem

  2. 2. Hypothesis

  3. 3. Experiment

  4. 4. Research

     5. Record & Analyze Data

     6. Draw Conclusions

• 1. 1. Hypothesis

  2. 2. Research

  3. 3. Record & Analyze Data

  4. 4. Experiment

     5. Question/Problem

     6. Draw Conclusions

• 1. 1. Draw Conclusions

  2. 2. Research

  3. 3. Hypothesis

  4. 4. Experiment

     5. Question/Problem

     6. Record & Analyze Data